Dr.Fone User Guide for System Repair

How to Repair Error 1110, Error 4013, etc.?

Your phone might show Error 1110 or Error 4013 when it runs out of storage space or encounters hardware issues. These errors can be a real headache, but that’s where Dr.Fone - System Repair (iOS) comes in. It could repair Error 1110, Error 4013, Error 4014, Error 3041, Error 12, Error 43, Error 2001, and more. However, remember that fixing these errors will erase all the data on your device. To avoid losing important files, back up your phone before starting the repair process.

What is Error 1110?

Error 1110 typically occurs when your iOS device runs out of storage space and cannot install updates or function properly. This error is standard on devices with limited storage and usually makes the device unresponsive or stuck in a loop. If you encounter this error, clearing space or performing an advanced repair with a tool like Dr.Fone - System Repair (iOS) can help get your device back to normal.

What is Error 4013?

Error 4013 is an iTunes-related error that usually arises when updating or restoring your iOS device. It’s often linked to connectivity problems between your device and your computer. A loose cable, outdated iTunes software, or a system glitch can cause this error. If standard troubleshooting doesn’t work, advanced repair is often the most effective way to resolve it and restore your device’s functionality.

Follow the steps guided to help you fix errors like 1110 and 4013:

Once you’ve downloaded and installed Wondershare Dr.Fone on your computer, open the program to get started. Head to the Toolbox section and click on System Repair to launch the repair tool.

* Dr.Fone Mac version still has the old interface, but it does not affect the use of Dr.Fone function, we will update it as soon as possible.

On the next screen, select iPhone as your device type to continue fixing the error on your iOS device. This helps the tool tailor the repair process specifically for your iPhone.

Select 1110 Error Repair or 4013 Error Repair according to your needs.

Once selected the error repair option, you need to put your iDevice in Recovery Mode. Follow the guide that appear on the screen. Once your device enters Recovery Mode, proceed by selecting the Enter Recovery Mode option in Dr.Fone.

Then you need to choose the appropriate iOS firmware for your device. Select the firmware versions that are compatible with your needs. Click Download, and after installed, click Repair Now to start resolving the issue.

When the repair process is complete, click Done to finish the process. At this moment, you’ll be able to set up your iOS device as a fully operational device again.

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